The Story Is Only The Beginning
Stories don’t just entertain. Stories empower. Story is a crucial component in serving the social and emotional needs of gifted individuals.
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The First Duty Of Love Is To Listen
Empower your child by listening to words spoken…and unspoken.
Where Does A Pediatric Doctor Fit In The Care Of Gifted Children?
When a child’s gifted needs are not served, the result can be expressed in a physical or emotional symptom. Pediatric healthcare providers must be prepared to help.
This Holiday Season Consider The Hospital Experience of Gifted Elders
Gifted elders are a seriously overlooked population in healthcare and nursing home care. Much can be done to support their unique needs.
The Anxiety Pandemic
Everywhere around us it seems our country and world are in turmoil. Now, more than ever, there is an urgency for us to focus our full attention on how this turmoil affects the mental health of our children and young adults.
A Man Of Meaning
Sometimes stars just go out, leaving the skies that much more dark and lonely. But the truly large stars can set the skies ablaze in a glorious supernova.
Have A Happy [not exasperating] Holiday
The holiday season that encompasses fall and winter can bring both joy as well as stress to families. Learn ways to help calm the storms of overexcitabilities, sensory issues, and other states which may predispose a child to holiday stress.
OE’s, Oh,No!…OE’s, Oh,Yes!
Dabrowski’s overexcitabilities can help explain much about a gifted individual’s inner and outer lives. The advantages and the burdens.
Procrastination…Wait, There’s a Squirrel!
This underlying cause of procrastination may surprise you.
Number Six Burns Like An Orange Flame
Synesthesia is a way of seeing where the five basic senses may become inter-mixed in a variety of ways. If you always believe that what you see and hear and sense are identical to those experienced by others, understanding synesthesia will open your mind to better understanding the vastness of human uniqueness.
Marianne Kuzujanakis 